Paver pathways serve a clean way to get from a starting point to a destination. In this case I think you will agree, that the end destination was well worth the stroll.

All pathways should go somewhere or at least go by points of interest. The best way to get peoples attention is to have curves in the pathway. This allows you to show hints of what might be interesting as you are walking.

Pathways don’t need to be made of pavers. They can be stepping stones, brick, gravel or just plain bark or soil. Since I live on five acres in the woods, I have many pathways. Some are paver pathways, some flagstone stepping stones, some are soil and some are cedar chip paths, I even have a area of concrete 3by4 pieces I used for the main entrance into the woods. Most of the pathways at my home take you somewhere. All of my paths seem to also run in a circular pattern, taking you back eventually to your starting point.
A pathway is fun and lends interest to your landscaping.
Let our landscape industry certified employees take you on a pathway to a enjoyable, fun and sustainable landscape.

Serving Vancouver and the Portland area with award winning and certified employees.

Sort of pulled the title from the Beatles, but I thought it worked.
This job has a little of every thing for those that want the high end of landscaping. This December 2009, we received a grand award from WALP for residential construction over $50,000.00

We built or installed the following:
A cobble paver driveway approx. 2500′
A koi pond
Planting
Irrigation including spray and drip
Boulder wall
Gravel pathways
Cultured stone work
Serving Vancouver and Portland with outdoor living in mind.
Landscape Industry Certified

A few years ago I taught a seminar Patios, Pathways, Secret Gardens, Oh My. I always enjoyed the title playing off the Wizard of Oz movie. To be in a fantasy land with poppy fields, huge forests, and following the yellow brick road. Wow. With that in mind I want to you to think in the same terms with your garden. All pathways must go somewhere. The least travelled path may give you the most adventure. The most travelled path a easy route to where ever. Gardens are most enjoyed if you’ve incorporated some secrets. A private path to let’s say a Secret Garden, hidden by shrubbery.The secret garden can be a small circle paver patio say 6′ diameter with a bistro table and two chairs. What a great way to let off steam after a hard day at the office. A larger path could serve as a grand entrance to your home or maybe direct you to your outdoor kitchen or outdoor room. At Woody’s we try to help you create your outside garden dreams. Just let your and our imaginations go to work. 360-687-1882